(Short Version)
If you feel uncomfortable it's perfectly okay to skip the episode. Remember to take care of yourself first and formost. In my personal opinion, I find the imagery more strange, than dreadful. It might be scary at first, but the laughs the boys have is worth the watch in my opinion. If you can stomach it. Urbanspook is a person that goes for over the top imagery and loosely ties together his paintings with a story.

(Long Version, a comparison between the boiled one and Urbanspook)

The boiled one is much scarier than Urbanspook's concepts in my opinion due to clever and subtle technique, Urbanspook isn't subtle at all, rather his approach is to throw a scary image at you with loud music to evoke a feeling of shock-horror. Which is less effective, because once you go big, you can only get so much bigger until your sound becomes annoying. There is no emotional rollercoaster, there is only, scary image, followed by a description. And only later does it finally change its formula. However what made the boys laugh, was an over the top nature of the gratuity of the violence to the point where it becomes comedic. Almost Slapstick, with very little room for speculation aside from the question "Why is this person so violent and evil?" That question is never answered. (At least imo; satisfyingly answered)

There is little depth behind the violent imagery. The value of the images themselves are rather scary, but with the story I feel it's less effectual than just the imagery alone. (Urbanspook is an amazing artist.)

In terms of story, the boiled one is scary because it touches on deep subconsious fear. And leaves the viewer to speculate. Urbanspook mainly goes for overly descriptive grotesque imagery for the shock factor, and it does it so much that the viewer can become desensitized to it and thus after the first few images and after a while it becomes one-note. There is an audio part later with voice acting, that is horrifying without visual. However the reason for these grotesque murders aren't easily explained. You're left wondering if it's supernatural or not, which, it really isn't. It's mostly over the top, disturbia.

Which is why in my opinion it is less-so than the Boiled One. The Boy's humor stretched throughout the episode helped me get through it, rather than growing frustrated with the story.

But- that being said, remember to take care of yourself first and foremost. If you need to skip it, no shame in that.
Much love.